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Superior Tire & Rubber Corp
CNC Operator l- 2nd Shift
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What they do
A CNC Operator programs and operates a computer controlled lathe used to cut wood, plastic, metal with extreme precision.
$48,499 / year median in Pennsylvania
+2% projected growth
Job Description
As a CNC Operator at Superior Tire & Rubber Corp., your primary responsibilities are to learn the machine operation to run product, proper loading, unloading, and to have a daily goal for quantity of parts to run, reporting your production and downtime, along with being able to measure and inspect product to required dimensions per required inspection sheet. Inspections will be conducted per interval noted on inspection sheet. Essential Job Functions by
Follow all safety protocols and guidelines to ensure a safe working environment.
Comply with company policies, procedures, and standards.
Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), as required.
Follow the 5S principles: Sort, Set, Shine, Standardize, and SustainLook for ways to improve production efficient using 5S PracticesKeep your work area organized and ready for daily 5S inspections Level I Machine Operation Load machine to run various parts.
Follow a step-by-step training log for proper machine operation, including loading/unloading, machine controls, and routine maintenance.
Execute all operations according to Superior Production System (SPS) standards.
Training on how to follow and execute instructions per setup sheet.
Capable of independent machine startupMeet required machine efficiency rate.
Ability to fully inspect products independentlyAbility to read and comprehend printsInspect parts at specified intervals per the inspection sheet.
Operate measurement tools such as dial calipers, micrometers, and bore micrometers.
Inspect tools and change inserts/tools at proper intervals to maintain tool life.
Record and report any discrepancies or defects to your immediate supervisor.
Execute Daily startup checklists, cranes, grinders, and machine fluids.
Report any issues or need for repairs to department supervisor or leadmachinist.
Common G and M code understandingTool touch offsBasic knowledge of work shift changesRecord daily part production and downtime.
Understand and follow dispatch lists Level II Machine Operation Ability to independently follow and execute instructions per setup sheetAbility to make necessary programming, offset, and tooling adjustments.
Understanding of advanced G and M Code, including G50s.
Recognize and replace worn tools and inserts, as needed Level III Machine Operation Comprehensive understanding of new setups and the ability to execute independentlyAbility to execute new program development, as assigned by Machine ProgrammerAbility to create or modify new or existing setup sheetsResponsible for proving out sets for Operator I and II when required.
Assists in technical troubleshooting for Assistant, Operator I and II.
Level:
Production Assistant Communicate effectively with supervisors and team members regarding job status and any issues.Follow all safety protocols and guidelines to ensure a safe working environment.
Comply with company policies, procedures, and standards.
Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), as required.
Follow the 5S principles: Sort, Set, Shine, Standardize, and SustainLook for ways to improve production efficient using 5S PracticesKeep your work area organized and ready for daily 5S inspections Level I Machine Operation Load machine to run various parts.
Follow a step-by-step training log for proper machine operation, including loading/unloading, machine controls, and routine maintenance.
Execute all operations according to Superior Production System (SPS) standards.
Training on how to follow and execute instructions per setup sheet.
Capable of independent machine startupMeet required machine efficiency rate.
Ability to fully inspect products independentlyAbility to read and comprehend printsInspect parts at specified intervals per the inspection sheet.
Operate measurement tools such as dial calipers, micrometers, and bore micrometers.
Inspect tools and change inserts/tools at proper intervals to maintain tool life.
Record and report any discrepancies or defects to your immediate supervisor.
Execute Daily startup checklists, cranes, grinders, and machine fluids.
Report any issues or need for repairs to department supervisor or leadmachinist.
Common G and M code understandingTool touch offsBasic knowledge of work shift changesRecord daily part production and downtime.
Understand and follow dispatch lists Level II Machine Operation Ability to independently follow and execute instructions per setup sheetAbility to make necessary programming, offset, and tooling adjustments.
Understanding of advanced G and M Code, including G50s.
Recognize and replace worn tools and inserts, as needed Level III Machine Operation Comprehensive understanding of new setups and the ability to execute independentlyAbility to execute new program development, as assigned by Machine ProgrammerAbility to create or modify new or existing setup sheetsResponsible for proving out sets for Operator I and II when required.
Assists in technical troubleshooting for Assistant, Operator I and II.